Portugal · Southern Europe
Porto
Port wine, river fog, and the best value in Western Europe.
Travellers come here for food, nightlife, culture and meeting people.
When to go
Aim for June, July and September. Think twice about November, December and October — the wettest stretch of the year.
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High | 12°C54°F | 13°C55°F | 15°C59°F | 18°C64°F | 22°C72°F | 26°C79°F | 29°C84°F | 29°C84°F | 25°C77°F | 21°C70°F | 16°C61°F | 13°C55°F |
What it costs
Per person per day — a bed, food, getting around, and a share of one paid thing every third day.
These are GoReady's own estimates, not quotes. Nothing here is a price a provider has offered you — search the dates you actually want to see real ones.
Eating
698 places to eat and drink are mapped within walking distance of the centre — 376 restaurants, 217 cafés and 101 bars and pubs. 97% carry no chain or brand operator.
Of the 201 that record what they serve, the most common are:
- portuguese 60
- sushi 13
- japanese 12
- pizza 12
- breakfast 9
- burger 9
25 record vegetarian options and 19 record vegan ones.
Counted from OpenStreetMap's map of Porto as of 2026-10-19. A place with no cuisine recorded is one nobody has tagged, not one without a kitchen. © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
Getting there
The airport is OPO. Porto is on an intercity rail network, so nearby stops are often better reached by train than by air.